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1UNIORS, KNOX CHURCH,
HOLD ANNUAL PICNIC •'
The' Junior Congregation of
Knox Presbyterian Church held
their annual picnic -on the .41tUreb
lawn on Tuesday,June 234.
Following the races, conducted
by the teachers, and games,, under
the supervision of Mrs. 'A. M.
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Harper:* lunch was served. Th,e..; Ann. Rae and AndreW Pirie- kick-
wymert of the „races 'were: Be. ,trieishoez-JOatKia. (§1,V11.1_4' 9141.4.P.St
ginnera—Jape Bisset ,and Peter philln-a-b0 VOW anA
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Ewan and Geoffery 'Snow; '1iv. ward44. ews' Wo
Ygartolds—,Susan Bisset and Short.
Asher; six-year-olds—Janice Twad- Export%.from Japan to Canada'
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Susan Sale Wins'Aitedal
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• The Robert • Pa* • memo 'al
.medal, donated annually by'Victor,
Lauriston to therade8 student
with the highest standing at Gode-
rich Public School, has been
awarded to Susan Sale. ' •
' She is the daughter Of Mr. and
Mrs; E. F. Sale.
Sixty-seven pupil's graduated
from, Goderich Public School this
year, according to grade 8 pro-
motion lists released by Principal
R. M. Shackleton.
Following iswa list of the boys
and girls who were successful ill
their grade 8 stildies:-
Miss .G. 111dDowell's elass-,-Shar-
Anderson, Wendy, •Auderson;
'He bed Armstrong, Larry Atfield,
Sharon Carroll, Gary Chambers,
Fred Clifford, Douglas Comrie,
Sharlene Cook, Robert Cotisins,
Patsy Cutt, Richard Duckworth,.
David Edward, Bryan Feagan,
Diane Hamilton, Willi -am Harman,
Vivien Hugill, Susan Hurst, Elmer
Jermyn, Ronald MoCartneY; Betty
McConnell, P4t.tiur Nicholson, Lyn
Rae, jOe 11ehl, Tommy- Sandy,
Barry Scrimgeonr, Shirley Squire,
Anne Stephens,Carol Stoddart,
John Straughan, "Kent Tlioiiburn,
Joyce Vint, Rut!) Wallace, Sandra
Ware,_Jean Whiting, paw Wilson.
Miss' L. ItObinson's class—Gerry
Ball, John Banter, Jack Chambers,
Ronald Crane, Kenneth Crawford,
John Cymbal, Jndy, DenoMY,
Eustace, Eric Fincher, Dennis
Fowler, • Stephanie Hall, Tommy
Johnston, Richard Magie, Patricia
.McAllister, Donald McCabe, Tom
McIver,' Scott 1VIleTaggart, Lois
Moore, Harvey Munro, Jennifer
Parsons, Shirley' Pierson, 'Diane
Rean, Susan ,Sale, Joyce Slater,
Sylvia Smith, Paul Squires, Helen
Vance, Nancy Waiters, David Wat-
son, Judy Weber, Donald Westover.
TRIBUTE PAID FR. GLEESON
IN FAREWELL CEREMONY HELD
Reverend Father 4. P. Gleeson,
former pastor of St. Peter's Roman.
-Catholic parish, was tendered a
farewell -testimonial after mass on
Sunday,
'Father GleeSon has been inGode-
rich for .11 years, and is returning
to the parish of Maidstone; where
-he spent 15 •years previousto
coining here. " ,
. Mr. Lee Oullette organized the,
testimonial, and the following ad-
dress was read, on behalf Of the
parish, by Daniel O'Brien:
Reverend and, Dear Father Gleeson:
It was with deep regret that the
members.. of. St, Peter's ,Parish,
Goderich, heard of, your appoint-
me'nt as Pastor at Maidstone.
During the 11 3i'ears in which
ygu have beerrour Pastor, we have
been very greatly edified by your
piety and sanctity. We ,have also
,been deeply impressed by your de-
votion to our Blessed Mother -a
especially by your earnest and
incere efforts JO promote the
"knowledge and devotion of Our
Lady of Guadaloupe. you have
brought. us _muchinformatiOn, on
this subject and have greatly in-
creased our knowledge and affec-
tion -for the Queen of the Americas.• ,
The members of St. Peters are
most sorry to have you leave the
Parish as they fully realize and
appreciate the good which you
have accomplished and - the many
grafes and blessings which have
flovv`ed on your .parishioners' as a
result of your efforts.
• On behalf of all the members
of St. Peter's Parish I wish to ex-
tend to you their very best wishes
that you may long "be spared to
carry out your priestly duties and
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rich Summer School, -
The winners of the various sports
I events were: , •
Dashes: Girls, „eight and nine
years — Linda Sheardown, Janice
Raelbttrn, , Sandra Rawson; boys,
eight and nine years—Ronnie 'Mil-
ler; Marvyn Mills; girls, 10 and 11
years—Betty Sheardown, Sue Doak,
Anne Hardy; boys-, 10 and 11 years
—Conrad Waters, Richard Eustace,
John Gardiner; girls, 12 And 13
years Dorinda Harrison, Judy
Chamney,. Mary Linklater; boys, 12
and 13 years—Doug Harrison, John
Wright, Peter Bettger; boys, 14 and
over—Frank Gardiner,' Bill Stile's,
Jim Stevens.
Slipper -kicking, girls, 10 yeas
and under — Ann Hardy, Janice
Raeburn, Carolyn Waters; wheel-
barrow;•boys, 10 years and under --
M. Waters and D-. Smith, M. `Mills
and Miller, J.' Hamilton and T.
McLeod; slipper -kicking, girls ; 11
years and'over— 'M. Linklater,-Sue
that' you .may have health. and
happiness at Maidstone. We are
certain that you will much 'enjoy
renewing your many friendships
in that parish where you labored
so successfully for many years.
Please accept this purse as a
sniall token of the "love and esteem
in which you ar,e held by your
parishioners at St. Peter's Parish
in Goclerich.
' A' purse of money .was then pre-
sented to• Father Gleeson by Wil-
liam Coulthust, on behalf .of -the
parishioners. Other purses were
presented' by Mrs. Leo Walzak ,on
behalf of' the Catholic Women'.
League; and by Mrs. Pollock, for
-the- Altar Societr. • • • - •
There has been a change in re- Doak Judy Chamney; wheelbarrow,
placement for Father Gleesop...The boys, 11 years 'and over—B. Stiles
new incumberit'is Reverend Father 1 and J. Stevens, R. Eustace and D.
Raymond .1Vloynahan, who has sPent. Smith, John Hughes and Peter Bet -
the past year at Merlin, Ontario, tger;` jumbled sho-e, girls, 10 years
qty years •before that and under—Carolyn Waters, Paul -
.t hroy._ . ene: Henderson; pale Ryan:, .j umbled-
shoe, boys, 10 years and 'tinder—
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Ronnie Miller,. Andy Plunkett,
Tommy McLeod; jumbled shoe,
girls,. 11 years and over—Miehele ,
Hamilton, Betty Wright, Sue Doak;
jumbled- shoe,... -boys, 11 years. -a.n-d
over—Dwight, AlWiam, Peter b. ea-
ger, David Smith.
All the children taking part' in,
the' junior Sunday School classes -1
were given prizes. Swimming was
enjoyed during the afternoon and
the 'bounteous lunch was served
by. --the members of the Woman's
- Association,
Picnic Is Held
By North Street
StifiCW ,School.
The North Street United Church
Sunday School picnic 'was, held ori
Friday afternoon last at the Gode
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